Cuba& Russia building up troops in Ethiopia NAIROBI, KENYA (UPI) -- Hundreds of Dgaden city of Harar after around The bulk of these military person- had arrived in the Eritrean provic e fresh Soviet and Cuban military per- the-clock bombing by Cuban-piloted, nel were being sent to the Southeast capital of Asmara. sonnel have arrived in Ethiopia as Soviet-built Ethiopian warplanes. Dgaden area where the Somalia re- The Ethiopians, with a $.5 billionn part of a major Communist buildup Diplomatic sources said an esti- gently captured their first Cuban worth of newly acquired Soviet tank vs to help fight Somali rebels in the mated 3,DDD Cubans and 1,5DD Rus- prisoner, sources said, warplanes and artillery, were ax- Ogaden Desert. sians were now in the country. A DPI correspondent recently with pected to start a major ground of- The buildup coincided with reports The latest U.S. intelligence re- Eritrean guerrillas in northern Eth- pensive to drive the Somalia out of from Mogadishu that Somali forces ports said there were 2,DDD Cubans iopia also quoted rebels there as the Dgaden center within the next had retreated from the contested and 1,wr Russians in Ethiopia. saying more than 5D0 Cuban troops fe k tsa . .6 . ----- . vYa Le ex, e sources sai . Vol. 33 No. 22 Liberian ship Wednesday, February 1, 1978 bumps into National Prayer USS Daniels Breakfast tomorrow MADRID (UPI) -- A Liberian freighter bumped into the USS Josephus Daniels Monday while it was moored in Palma de Majorca Harbor, causing little damage and no casualties, an U.S. Embassy spokesman said Tuesday. Don't forget In Palma, harbor authorities said the Liberian tanker Omnium Mariner ped the U.S. vessel when strong The Navy' only shone-babed daily minds changed its direction as it base-wide clean-up manoeuvred past the Josephus Daniels. U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba The Ominum Mariner suffered no damage. It left the harbor after refueling. 1 Men indicted Second round of Cairo talks start CAIRO, EGYPT (UPI) -- Egypt and Is- broken off Jan. 13 after reaching hammed Kamel. But after their two rael Tuesday opened a second round a deadlock on the future of 19 set- hour meeting, the Egyptian said of military talks still deadlocked tlements Israel built in the north- there are many areas on which "we in Vietnamese the issue of Israeli withdrawal from eastern Sinai and along its southern do not see eye-to-eye." the Sinai tip. Kamel praised the Americans who Even before the talks began, Sa- "are trying to do their best in sin- dat threatened their chances of suc- Running parallel with the military cerity to reach a common understand- spying case cess by again rejecting the presence dialogue was an American attempt to ing." But he added, "This is not of Jewish settlements on Eguptian narrow Egyptian-Israeli differences easy because there are big gaps and soil. on the "political" principles of WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A federal grand differences between the Egyptian Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weiz- peace, including the Palestinian is- jury has indicted two men on charges and Israeli positions. man described his negotiations with sue. of spying for Communist Vietnam. "I believe everything will be ma- War Minister Gen. Mohammed Gamassy U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Federal officials said the indict- terialized after President Sadat's as "a difficult road." Alfred Atherton presented new "ide- ment of an American government work- coming trip to the United States," Their first round of talks was as" to Egyptian Foreign Minister Mo- er and a Vietnamese national follows Kamel said. a two-year FBI investigation of an alleged spy ring leading from Wash- ington through Paris to Hanoi. The indictment charges that Ronald Scientists still studying satellite's debris Humphrey of the U.S. Information Service obtained secret U.S. diplo- EDMONTON, ALBERTA (UPI) -- Canadian River they can fix the crash site ice in which the object is frozen." atic reports from Southeast Asia and U.S. scientists pored over of other radioactive debris. "Chemical analysis of parts might id passed them to Vietnamese na- mounds of data Tuesday hoping to "If any parts of the reactor have reveal quite a bit about how the onal Thoung Dinh Hung who put them pinpoint and recover the widely survived, the larger ones would be satellite re-entered and burned and into the pipeline to Vietnam. scattered parts of the Soviet satel- the most potentially hazardous so about what happened to the reactor Both men were arrested shortly af- lite, particularly its uranium power we're very much interested in the fuel upon re-entry." ter the indictments were returned. source. region around the large part already The Atomic Energy Control Board A Justice Department spokesman Authorities have placed guards identified," Lt. Col. Bev Tottman was responsible for recovery of re- said that, so far as he knew, this around two sites where pieces of the said. mains from the satellite, which fell was the first U.S. effort to prose- Cosmos 954 have been found -- near He added, however, "Access to the from its 150-mile high orbit and cute spy charges against alleged Ft. Reliance on the northeastern end Wardens Grove area is difficult, and streaked a fiery path across the agents of Hanoi since the Vietnam of Great Slave Lake and on the fro- we have not yet been able to learn rugged northland a week ago. War ended. zen Thelon River 240 miles southwest much more about the large part dis- Conviction could bring life in of Baker Lake. covered. The Department of National Defense prison. "We hope to do a very detailed spokesman said Canadian and American Scientists believe that after a gamma ray spectrum from the object, aircraft carrying sophisticated ra- more detailed analysis of a large which should tell us a bit more diation detection equipment were Blizzard is chunk of the satellite found in a about it including whether parts may flying a 450-mile long corridor a still affecting nine-foot crater in the Thelon be beneath the surface of the river half mile apart. Gitmo's new mayor masters many skills

the Ohioans When you've been an Aviation private duty nurse for a short time active reservist. He was trans- COLUMBUS, OHIO (UPI) -- The state Electronics Technician, Chief Hos- before returning to the Navy as a ferred to Navy police duty from a of Ohio made more blizzard news pital Corpsman, criminal investi- Chief Hospital Corpsman. Naster-at-Arms position at the Tuesday. gator for a Detective Agency and a It was in 1973 that Bill made yet Naval Hospital at Annapolis and James Truly of Cleveland was Chief Master-at-Arms, what else is another change, a lateral conver- became chief of police and later, alive after spending almost a week there to be done? sion to the newly-created Master- security officer for the naval sta- in his snowbound truck. Well, when your name is Bill at-Arms rate, a move prompted by tion after graduation from the Truly's steel truck bacame trap- Hoagland and you have a strong his work as a criminal investigator Baltimore Police Adademy. Bill is ped on a highway north of Mansfield sense of community pride, you run for the Pinkerton Detective Agency also a graduate of the Army/Navy in last week's blizzard. for Mayor. .and win. .unanimously. and as a patrolman for a small Corrections Training School at Ft. The rig was completely buried in When you talk about people who, town in Florida when he was an in- McClellan, Ala. a snow drift when National Guards- have experienced a little of every- His last sea duty prior to Gitmo men with a snow blower found it thing, that's when this man's name was on the LST USS Newport, where Tuesday. will come up. MACS Bill Hoagland he served as master-at-arms, senior An ambulance worker who took him has had about as varied a life as enlisted advisor and brig officer. to the hospital said Truly poked a anybody could have. In December of 1976, Bill took hole in the roof of the cab for air Bill entered the service origi- over as corrections supervisor here and ate snow for nourishment. nally as a member of the Navy in and was later appointed assistant The Columbus and Southern Ohio 1952, a High School graduate from corrections officer. Last November Electric Company complained directly the small town of Salem, Indiana. he took over from CWD2 John to President Carter that it faces a He was released to inactive duty Bochnovich, Jr. as corrections critical coal problem and asked him in 1956 and discharged in 1960. officer. to intervene in the mine workers' After only a few months, he was at Looking ahead. the man assuming strike. That strike went into its sea again with the Coast Guard the position of Mayor has been ninth week Tuesday. where he became a hospital corps- involved in much community work in And Columbus Mayor Tom Moody an- man, switching over from Aviation the past as well as his many other nounced that the city will turn off Electronics. It was as a corpsman varied jobs. A teacher of first all street lights and keep them off that he made Chief, leaving the aid for the American Red Cross, until the power crisis is over. Coast Guard in 1970 to become a MACS Hoagland (Continued on Page 3) Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, February 1, 1978 Today's Meetings Tomorrows Meetings ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets at THE FELLOWSHIP OF OVER EATERS 1 and 7:30 p.m. at the East Bargo ANONYMOUS meets at 7:00 p.m. at t1W Point Old Nursery School building. East Bargo Old Nursery School For further information call 96274, building. For further information Community 90269 or 8871. call 96235 AWH or 98145 AT.

GITMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet at Marblehead Hall from 6-8 p.m. Bulletin GITMO COIN CLUB meets in Quonset Hut 1817 behind the old elementary YESTERDAY'S !ATER STATUS school at 7:30 p.m. For more in- formation call Board Lou Prosser at 90172 TAROFT CONSUMPTION: 1,350,000 or Art Moons at 8845. ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,291,000 TOTAL IN STORAGE: 17,472,000 CHURCH OF CHRIST BIBLE STUDY CLASS will meet at McCalla Chapel at 7 p.m. For more information call J.L. Bachelor at 951022 or Floyd Shaw at Community Announcements 951144 97115 AT. I - A PADI BASIC-OPEN WATER SCUBA A BEGINNER'S CUBAN COOKING CLASS Clubs & Organizations Special Announcements COURSE begins February 5. The will be given by Mrs. Delores course is Duffus, BRANCH 100 FLEET RESERVE ASSO- $50 with $20 due upon beginning on Friday, Feb. 3. NOVA UNIVERSITY will begin registration. For more CIATION will sponsor a Sweetheart Interested persons information, call 97120 classes this weekend February 3, should be at between Valentines Dance FOR MEMBERS ONLY the Windjammer Pool 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. 4, and 5 for those persons enrolled on Feb. on Saturday, Feb. 11, beginning 5 at 5 p.m. for registra- in the Human Resources Management tion and at 9 p.m. Music will be provided swimming tests. For and Business Administration Mas- more information, THE MARINE CORPS by "The Blond Bomber". Dance call Cary EXCHANGE has ter's Degree programs. Classes Strickland, 90223 received a shipment contests (Bump, etc.) will be AT. of PROLINN, the will be held in Room 3 of the W.T. Predigested Liquid Protein held. This is a BYOB affair, (set- supple- Sampson High School, starting at ment. PROLINN should ups available) for a donation of be taken 6 p.m., Friday, February 3. under a doctor's supervision. only $2.00 per person. Tickets To Persons interested in enrolling find out more about this can be obtained at the FRA Home diet, in either of these programs and who please contact Dr. Held so get yours early for there are or Dr. have not yet filled out an applica- Dennison at the Naval only 180 seats available. Plan Hospital, tion may do so at the first class phone 951061. PROLINN now, don't miss this one, ship- will be meeting on Friday, Feb. 3, or pick sold in the Marine mates. Mart. one up at the Education Office, THE GUANTANAMO BAY COMMUNITY Bldg. 760. Further information DUE TO THE POOR RESPONSE from the EDUCATIONAL FUND Board of Regents may be obtained by calling Charles first request for Special Interest will meet on Thursday, Feb. 2, at E. Flaherty at 8769. Groups to update their roster, the 1:30 p.m. in the Conference Room, deadline has been extended until 4:00 Administration Building 760. It is THE DEADLINE FOR ORDERING costumes p.m. on Friday, Feb. 3. not too late for interested indi- for Mrs. Ryan's tap, ballet and mod- If your organization has not viduals and organizations to con- ern jazz students will be Saturday, changed president since the last roster, tribute to the scholarship fund and February 4. Orders may be placed you still must call to be included to be represented on the Board. For at 387 Iguana Terrace between 1 - 3 in the new one. Please call further information, telephone the p.m. on Saturday. No second order Special Services Sports at Board Chairman, Mr. Jim Brooks, will be available. For further 951160 and have the President's Consolidated Civilian Personnel information, call 97270. name, phone, and Box number. Office, 8101. THE GUANTANAMO BAY CHAPTER OF ANYONE HAVING ANY TYPE OF AUTO- SPECIAL SERVICES W-2 forms are TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL will BILE or mechanical parts at the now ready. Anyone who has quit meet at 11:30 a.m. today at the Auto Hobby Shop has until Feb. 15 working for Special Services with- Nautical Lantern. All members are to tag them with a yellow tag, or "That's the Basic Training Honor Grad ribbon in the past year, pleast stop by encouraged to bring a guest. all excess parts-will be taken to - with underwear folding.cluster!" the Special Services Office be- the dump. See the Auto Hobby Shop tween 7:30 - 11:30 a.m. or 12:30 - THE RACQUET CLUB is sponsoring a attendant for tags and more infor- 4:30 p.m., and see Mrs. Fayard for THE BASIC weekend A-D-C Singles tournament mation. 4-WEEK STRETCH AND SEW your W-2 form. on Feb. 4 and 5. Members interest- Class will begin Monday, Feb. 6, ed in participating should sign up from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. There is a LADIES INTERESTED at the Clubhouse before 3 p.m., IN FORMING A $5 deposit on registration. To Tuesday morning bowling league, Thursday, Feb. 2. The play lineup call register, contact Nancy at 98297 952255 or 952252 for will be posted Friday afternoon, further infor- after 6:30 p.m., or Kittery Beach mation. Entry is limited and don't forget the potluck dinner to averages 365-A. under 130. Sunday evening at 7:00. Bring your congratulating handshakes and THE NAVY EXCHANGE FOOD SERVICES covered dish to the Clubhouse Patio. announces Surf N' Turf Night on Please let Mary know what you intend Friday, Feb. 3, at the Blue Caribe. high 3 4 to bring. Call 951103 before Sun- tide- :0 pm The menu includes steak and lobster 1:00 General Hospital 9:41 pm Local day. low tide-- with buttered garlic sauce, french 1:35 Truth or Consequences sunrise--- 7:36 am Forecast fries, vegetables, tossed green 2:00 Body Buddies ,sunset--, 6:53 pm THE PHOTO REFLEX salad, rolls & butter, and 1 glass 2:25 Nature's Window CLUB will meet high------83 at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 1. of wine, for $6.25. The Patio 2:30 Here Come the Brides (BW) low------66 Lounge will feature the exotic Pina 3:25 Nature's Window so---- forecast 6,Today'scalls for mostly Colata for 60C. 3:30 Sesame Street A STATED COMMUNCATION OF Carib- cloudy skies with isolated showers 4:30 Doctor's Hospital bean Naval Lodge will be held in and southeasterly winds of 14-16 5:25 Almanac (BW) Masonic Apts., Bldg. #800 at 7:30 MCCALLA AIRFIELD AND RAMP AREA knots gusting 5:30 Newswatch p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 1. All to 22. Bay condi- will be off limits to all personnel tions will be 2-4 feet. 6:30 Talk About Pictures Master Masons are cordially and and vehicle traffic, as of Feb. 1. 7:00 Bob Newhart fraternally invited to attend. The airfield is being activated for military flight operations and all 7:30 Starland Vocal Band THE COFFEE SHOP WILL THE GUANTANAMO BAY TEEN CLUB CLOSE at vehicle and pedestrian access per- 7:55 Notes of Interest 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. Advisory Board is looking for an 7 for their mitted in the past will be prohib- 8:00 Charlie's Angels monthly spraying for adult or married couple to direct Pest Control. ited until approximately Feb. 20. 8:55 Spirit of Independence the Teen Club, 24 hours a week for For additional information, contact 9:00 aretta $60 per week. For more information NAS Operations at 64316. 9:55 Newswatch Update NURSERY SCHOOL TUITION is due. call 8419 DWH. 10:00 Wednesday Night at the Movie: The bookkeeper will be at the school SPECIAL SERVICES ANNOUNCES the "Blackboard Jungle" (BW) to collect February tuition on THE TEEN CLUB ADULT ADVISORY Sailing Class for February 20-25 Wednesday, Feb. 1 from 11 a.m. until BOARD will meet at the Club at is completely full, but there are 1 p.m., and on Thursday, Feb. 2 from Movie schedule 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 6. eight openings for the February All 4:30 - 7 p.m. Tuition paid after Lyceums interested adults are encouraged 6-17 class. Anyone wishing to 7 p.m. Thursday will be considered (All movies start at 7:30 p.m.) to attend. take this class can sign up by delinquent and a $1.00 per day ser- calling 95449/95448 or by stopping vice charge will be assessed. Downtown: Drive-In, PG; plus NFL by the VC-10 ENLISTED WIVES CLUB will Special Services Office, Game of the Week - Bal- meet Wednesday night, Feb. 1, at Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. - timore vs. Oakland 7:30, at the Club Hut. A ceramics 4:00 p.m. U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba McCalla: Enter the Dragon, R; plus discussion will be held. NFL Playoff Highlights ALL FOOTBALL PICTURES have been - Round One BOWLERS ARE NEEDED FOR THE FREE received. If you have not received Marine Site: TIMERS Thursday afternoon Ladies your pictures, contact your coach Earthquake, PG; plus Fights: Ali vs. Handicap League. Anyone interested or Mrs. Burchett at 951069 AWH. Frazier contact Kay at 97297 AT. Capt. David W. DeCook Leeward Point: The Bad Naval Base Commander News Bears, THE MEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION will FAMILY NIGHT AT THE CPO CLUB will Naval Station Commanding Officer PG; plus NFL - They hold ts Annual Handicap Champion- be on Wednesday, Feb. LCdr. Jerzy an.Public Affairs Officer 1 at the Har- Made Us Laugh ship Tournament on Feb. 4 and 5. bor Lights Lounge. Bring the en- This tournament is open to all mem- tire family out for a delightful Clubs bers in good standing of the Associ- Ms. Pat Pennington. Production aistant meal - all you can eat for $2.95 ation. Trophies will be awarded to and $1.50 for children under The G-ntunm Gancte is published according to the 10. Windjammer: Empire of the Ants, PG first and second place winners. rules and regaetions for ship and satio.nenwspapers Menu will consist of: spaghetti Staff NCO: The Ultimate Thrill, PG Refreshments and golf carts will with meat sauce, pizza, five time weekly at goverment expense on government tossed (Post #46) be provided by the Association. equipment at the Navy Publicatimea and Printiq salad, garlic bread, coffee or tea. CPO Club: The King Fisher Caper, PG Sign up by noon on Feb. 3 at the Dinner will be served from 5:30- COMO Club: The Rescuers, G 8:30 Pro Shop. p.m. Teen Club: Herbie Rides Again, G Wednesday, February 1, 1978 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Today in history excho e Annual prayer Today is Wednesday, Feb. 1, the 32nd day of 1978. There are 333 days left in the year. new Today's highlight in history: breakfast On this date in 1790, the U.S. Supreme Court held its first session, meeting in the Royal Exchange Building in New York City. observance set NAVY EXCHANGE FURNITURE this date -- By JO1 Jerry Minser On ANDNAJDAPPLIANCE STORE In 1587, Queen Elizabeth I of England condemned to death Mary, queen of PENS TDMDRRDW The 1978 National Prayer Breakfast, of Scots. sponsored by prayer groups in the In 1861, Texas voted to secede from the Union. The Navy Exchange is announcing the U.S. Congress, will be held in Wash- completed work on the world's first motion Grand Opening of the newly relocated In 1893, Thomas A. Edison ington, D.C., on Thursday, Feb. 2. in West Orange, N.J., at a cost of less than $700. Furniture and Major Appliance Store picture studio, Persons in positions of responsi- voting in a referendum, rejected female suffrage in at noon Thursday, Feb. 2. In 1959, the Swiss, bility meet together in prayer to With two entrances, the furniture federal elections. rededicate themselves to the moral King Jr. and some 770 other blacks were arrested store is now located in the rear of In 1965, Martin Luther and spiritual values upon which our the main Retail Store. during civil rights demonstrations at Selma, Alabama. nation is founded. For extra convenience, there is a Gitmo's Prayer Breakfast will also announced that he would seek the Republi- parking lot at the rear of the build- Ten years ago: Richard Nixon be held tomorrow starting at 7 a.m. ing. can Presidential nomination. The menu will include scrambled hailed the cease-fire in Featured in the new store Five years ago: China's Premier Chou En-Lai will be eggs, bacon, sausage, orange juice, Vietnamese allies. the Vietnam War as a great victory for China's a complete selection of furniture hot beverages and breakfast roll. to for every room in the house; carpet- One year ago: President Jimmy Carter told the Soviet Union's envoy A short program will follow immedi- ing from 9x12 to 12x24 teet in shags, Washington that the U.S. would not back down in its commitment for ately after breakfast beginning with elsewhere. braodlooms and nylons; and a selec- strengthened human rights in the Soviet Union and the presentation of Colors by the tion of major appliances. Marine Barracks Ground Defense Force Products of major manufacturers Today's birthday: Opera singer Renata Tebaldi is 56 years old. Artist Color Guard. Capt. DeCook will lead such as Ethan Allen, Burlington House Doris Lee is 73, and writer S.J. Perleman is 74. the Pledge of Allegiance, followed Pacific Rattan, Mallin of California, by the Invocation by Chaplain resolution to Whirlpool, Amana and Maytag will be Thought for today: Always bear in mind that your own Barcus; an Old Testament reading by President Abraham stocked. succeed is more important than any other one thing -- OS2 Schero; a Prayer for the Nation In conjunction with the Grand Open- Lincoln, 1809 - 1865. and Armed Forces by Cdr. Warner; ing, the Ethan Allen representative and a New Testament reading by will be on hand to provide assistance Capt. Grein (USMC). The Prayer 0 ADTANTE TS to customers. He will also have Breakfast address will be given by catalogs available. Mrs. Jana Thomason. Concluding the It should be noted that during the program will be the Navy Hymn; the Grand Opening the appliance section I and PROMOTIONS Benediction by RMl Wellbrock; and will be understocked. The inbound the retiring of the Colors. The however, has several con- Seatrain, breakfast and program will last which tainers of Whirlpool products approximately one hour. Uniform as soon as they are will go on sale for military personnel will be the offloaded. normal working uniform. Aslo due on the Seatrain are three containers of Ethan Allen furniture. There are also some specials pur- chased for the grand opening which will be available when offloaded, possibly early next week. EDITOR'S NOTE: Base residents with Ethan Allen furniture on special 97- wE'p gETTeR EXPLAN1O TM4AT der will be notified NEW LEGAL OFFICER THAT W when orders are CreT ENOUGH CLIEN-TRMlusH ready for pick-up.) NORMAL CHANNELE.G Clean-up program lasts all year Today is the third day of the for a month directly in front of base-wide clean-up week, but one of the Navy Exchange and Commissary the on-going programs throughout the and a sign posted in the winner's year is the Yard of the Month Award. front yard. The Civic Council sponsors the Along with those tangibles comes program and according to Mayor Bill the pride that you've been honored, Hoagland, it is designed to "recog- singled out from among your peers nize the family that shows the for a special contribution to the effort in .oeNaval Station Petty Officer and Non-rated Person of the Quarter receiv- greatest interest and overall appearance of the community. their quarters and ed their letters of commendation in a ceremony held Monday, Jan. 30. Both taking care of appearance of Whether it's competing for an winners are from the hospital and both have advanced in rate since their contributing to the award or striving for personal nominations. Pictured from left to right are: Rear Admiral G.P. Rucci, the community." is recognized with a. self-satisfaction in a job well done, Medical Corps, USN; Non-rated Person of the Quarter, HM3 (formerly HN) Anne The winner of appreciation from the we all benefit in a cleaner environ- Nolan; Captain David W. DeCook, Commander Naval Base; Petty Officer of the letter officer, a parking spot ment. Quarter, HM2 (formerly HM3) Ted Garner; Captain T.J. Trumble, Medical Corps, commanding USN.

v'. from page one G itmo's new mayor masters many skills maintainer of a mobile emergency Invi-ve ntoLLL ur any military base first aid unit as well as a scout- I've seen." master and troop committeeman, he is also a member of the priesthood He adds that it's a challenge and of the Church of Jesus Christ of he thinks there's a lot that can be Latter-day Saints, having been done. And he urges anyone interest- ordained in 1965. He's currently ed in the community to join the the mission leader for the Church civic counsel, rather than sit back here. and gripe, getting nothing accom- Bill originally joined the civic plished in the process. counsel as a representative of Bill points out the effectiveness Tierra-K housing. He's been able to of the counsel, crediting Captain involve some of the staff members at DeCook, the naval base commander, the correctional center in a play- for his keen interest in community ground project to clean up and affairs and his support. repair swings and other equipment at Bill and his wife Kay, a payroll many of the base's playgrounds. clerk at United Services, have They also assisted in the painting four children, three girls and one and filling of the planters hanging boy, ranging in ages from seven to in front of the Navy Exchange and fifteen. They have a year and a Commissary. half left on the base as Bill push- One idea that our New Mayor is es onward toward Master Chief and primarily concerned with is expand- a more involved and interested , ing the council this next year to community. include representatives of all of And how successful will he be? the Special interest groups, wives' Bill will probably bet his last clubs, neighborhoods and anyone else potted plant (of which he has many, including a splendid pepper, all interested and willing to share MACS Hoagland and friends. ideas with others. named) that his term as mayor of Bill credited the job done by Guantanamo will be as successful as Judy Goodbar as Mayor, adding that his life has been varied and inter- he wants to expand upon what she esting. accomplished before stepping down. And for a man like Bill Hoagland, "I think Guantanamo offers the you know that's apt to be a good greatest opportunity for civic sign.

Some bamboo plants bloom only once in 50 or 100 years. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Wednesday, February 1, 1978 --LOCAL SPORTS-- NBA action NHL finals by D.H. Brusnahan Denver 119 New Yo rk 115 Atlanta 7, Minnesota 4 Inter-command baseball report not far behind Greenlee's point to- Boston 104, Indiana 94 Pittsburgh 5, Detroit 3 tal, tossing in 25 himself. Company Los Angeles 116, Cleveland 107 Montreal 5, Colorado 3 Marine Barracks 7 L's top three for Monday night were San Antonio 129, Washington 109 Vancouver 4, Washington 2 NAS Windward Kevin Riley dropping in 14 points Chicago 106, Atlanta 103 (OT) with Dan Valenauela scoring 12 and New Orleans 114, Buffalo 95 In the WHA GREIN TOSSES NO-HITTER Rob Marshall 10. Phoenix 112, Kansas City 102 Houston 6, Birmingham 2 Bill Grein turned in an outstand- Golden State 103, New Jersey 92 Edmonton 6, Indianapolis 4 ing pitching performance Monday High School 47 Portland 136, Milwaukee 116 Winnipeg 7, Quebec 2 night with a no-hitter against NAS. VC - 10 29 Grein struck out 14 and walked only four in recording the shutout. Leading point-man for High School Robinette had three hits and scored again was Chuck Hope, scoring 10. Little League tryouts three runs in leading the Marines Backing him up was Bill McGuire, to their victory. Frank Yasment Darrell Whitworth and Jeff Sharpe The Rites of a Little Leaguer's Spring suffered the loss for NAS. each scoring eight points. by JOSN Jeff Woodhouse Inter-command basketball scorecard NAVSTA BLUE 69 NAS 39 Of balls, strikes and line-drive hits, Marine Barracks 91 pickoffs and pop-ups giving managers fits. Company L 53 Slim Lewis and Tony Campbell led The steal, the throw, was he out? That's the call, point total for Blue with 13 each. But look at the shortstop, he ain't got the ball. In double figures for Marine Bar- Walt Jones scored 12 and Chris Of singles, doubles and triples, what fun, racks we see T.C. Greenlee again O'Hara scored 10 for the team. In and look at that drive, gone, a home run! leading his team to victory by double figures for NAS was R. White Call up the bullpen, our pitcher, see him droop. scoring 36 points. Calvin Pone was scoring 23 of the team's 39 points. Oh no! not another one. Look at that bloop. Of passed balls and errors, oh! those bad hops. Kids 6-15 playing for their pops. Learning fair play, that's what it's about. Let's see them all there at Saturday's tryout!

Little League tryouts will be at the following UPORTELE times at Chick Zasier Field (except where noted). Age Time 10 12 8:30 a.m. 11 9:30 a.m. Sports summary Rights in South Afroca said it's 10 11:00 a.m. (UPI)--Evonne Goolagong needed members will urge the U.S. Tennis 9 2:00 p.m. only 55 minutes to defeat fellow Association to withdraw it' s invi- 8 2:00 p.m. (T-ball field) Australian Lasley Hunt, 6-0, 6-2 tation to the South African Davis stragglers 1-2 p.m. in the first round of the $100,000 Cup team. The tournament in sched- Women's Tennis Tour Monday night. uled at Vanderbilt University in Goolagong, 26, dominated the match Nashville, Tenn. from March 17-19. with a strong serve and net game Organizers said that if the and took the first set in 24 min- U.S.T.A. refuses to withdrow it's utes, losing only eight points. invitation, they plan to stage the EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Hunt, 27, said she believes Goola- biggest demonstration seen in this gong was "even stronger now than country since the early 1960s. Atlantic Division Midwest Division she was in 1976," when she retired W L GB W L GB to give birth to a daughter last (UPI)--The St. Louis football Philadelphia 31 14 Denver 31 16 year. In other first-round mat- Cardinals have sent All-Pro guard New York 26 23 7 Chicago 27 22 5 ches, Florenza Mihai, 22, of Ru- Conrad Dobler and wide receiver Buffalo 16 28 14 1/2 Milwaukee 26 24 6 1/2 mania defeated Julie Anthony, 1-6, Ike Harris to the New Orleans Boston 15 29 15 1/2 Detroit 21 25 9 6-4, 6-4, and Leah Antonoplis, 18, Saints for guard Terry Stieve and New Jersey 9 39 23 1/2 Indiana 19 27 11 1/2 beat Rita Gerulaitis 7-6, 6-4. defensive end Bob Pollard. Kansas City 16 33 16 Central Division (UPI)--A coalition of black (UPI)--The Philadelphia 76ers have W L GB Pacific Division groups announced a national cam- traded 6-foot-9, forward-center Wil- San Antonio 29 18 W L GB paign yesterday to force withdrawl son Washington to the New Jersey Washington 25 21 3 1/2 Portland 38 8 of South Africa from Davis Cup com- Nets and have obtained guard Ted Mc- New Orleans 24 24 5 1/2 Phoenix 32 15 6 1/2 petition in the United States in Clain from Buffalo in two separte Cleveland 22 23 6 Seattle 26 22 12 1/2 March. The Coalition for Human deals. Atlanta 22 27 8 Los Angeles 23 24 15 1/2 Houston 16 30 12 Golden State 23 25 16 CLA IwIt) NHL standings ( 114ft I Emmommmor WALES CONFERENCE CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Advertisements for the Gazette will Classified Ads 951144 Norris Division Patrick Division only be accepted between 8 and 11 '73 Cadillac El Dorado, low W L T PTS. W L T PTS. a.m. Monday through Friday. Ads mileage, excellent condition. For Montreal 35 7 6 76 N.Y. Islanders 29 11 8 66 will not be accepted on holidays. more information, 97254 after Los Angeles 20 18 9 49 Philadelphia 28 11 8 64 Bonafide emergency announcements school hours. Pittsburgh 16 21 11 43 Atlanta 19 19 11 49 will be accepted any time. Detroit 17 22 6 40 N.Y. Rangers 16 23 9 41 Announcements may be hand carried Found Washington 9 29 11 29 to PAO anytime during working Smythe Division hours. Advertisements will be Radio at Blue Beach Friday, Jan. 27. Adams Division W L T PTS. limited to 40 words. Ads which May be identified and claimed at W L T PTS. Chicago 19 17 12 50 discriminate on the basis of race, Ordnance, Bldg. #203, or call 8679/ Boston 30 11 6 66 Vancouver 14 22 12 40 sex, creed, color or national ori- 8847. Buffalo 26 10 12 64 Colorado 11 25 11 33 gin will not be accepted. The Toronto 26 15 7 59 St. Louis 11 31 6 28 Public Affairs Staff reserves the Wanted Cleveland 17 29 4 38 Minnesota 10 32 5 25 right to edit and rewrite all submissions. Motorcycle tire and tube, size 3.25 x 18. 96284 AWH. c w- -- - _- For sale CB radio antenna switch and 40 ft. Sears Radar oven, $300; Dekorder of small coax, RG-58. 952225 AWH. reel to reel, 4 channel tape deck with amp that needs minor repair, Babysitter occasionally on week- two 4-amp speakers and 8-track nights in my home (Center Bargo " player, $450, all prices negoti- area), preferably a teenager. 4f~A.7iJa6A.7( able. 8785 AT. 96270 AWH. . '68 Plymouth 440 GTX, 4-speed 20" Rear wheel for bicycle with '~ --- Hurst transmission, excellent rub- coaster brakes, tire not necessary. ber with 60's in the rear, good 8556 DWH. The Jack and Jill Tournament held last Sunday was definitely played with condition, suitable for drags, a big handicap for all, spelled w-i-n-d. Just when a team captain had it $1200 or best offer. 952243 AWH. Give Away figured out--"Next hole, the wind will be at our backs, gang"--WHOOSH, it changed directions. Hence, the winners with a seemingly high score of 67 Little Girls' Sunday dresses, 2 Cats, good mousers, 952212 AWH. were Red Parzych, captain, and Dwayne Murry, Ray Heistand Jr. and Leroy $3.50; electric comb with acces- Houston. sories, $5; fan, $15; boys' pants, Services A one-hole playoff for second and third was held, both teams at 68. sizes 5, 6, 7, $1 a pair. 95469 Taing second place honors were captain Buster Baines, Jim Gilbert, John AT. House and stove cleaning on week- Ramos and Pat Brooksbank. Third place team was captain Don (Short) Best, ends. Burke, 8734/8231 DWH. Dave Kale, Frank Brooksbank and Sherry Welch. There were four teams with 6,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, $100. 69, two at 70, two at 71 and one at 72--Bob Herrin's Best Effort Team. signed up for a 96160. Will babysit in my home, ages They were short a member - please golfers, if you've 2 months and up. 8821 AT. tournament, phone in to cancel, it short changes some team unfairly. Oriental food--eggrolls, fried Longest drive on #9 hole was Carolyn Hunley for women and Buster Baines rice, panada, siopao, pancit, egg- Would like to babysit Friday nights, for men. Closest to pin on 18 were Eleanor Murry and Moose Claxton. roll wrappers and Filipino barbe- Saturdays or Sundays; also will do Topping off a fun day was some fantastic catered hors d'oeuvres and a que. Granadillo Circle - 84-D. odd jobs any day except Wednesday. farewell cake (thanks, Men's Golf Association) in honor of Don Best, Paul 99253 AT 952254 After 3 p.m. and Barbara Fields, who will all be keenly missed on the golf course.